What bags are popular in your Country?
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The closest big city to me is Philadelphia...
I see a lot of Coach (mix of fake and real, although I've been seeing more real lately
) , LV (mostly fake), Dooney (mostly real) and occasionally I'll see Kate Spade, Prada or Gucci (usually fake). I saw a vintage Dior once that was actually real, but it was a million years old, filthy and falling apart...
Rural PA has all these farmers markets that sell fakes so everrrrrrrrrrrywhere you go you see ugly fake a$$ bags
I see a lot of Coach (mix of fake and real, although I've been seeing more real lately
) , LV (mostly fake), Dooney (mostly real) and occasionally I'll see Kate Spade, Prada or Gucci (usually fake). I saw a vintage Dior once that was actually real, but it was a million years old, filthy and falling apart...Rural PA has all these farmers markets that sell fakes so everrrrrrrrrrrywhere you go you see ugly fake a$$ bags
Hi, are you from Singapore too? Well, it's Quintessential at Pacific Plaza 2nd level. You'll see it when you take the escalator up. I've not received any calls from the owner so I reckon the stocks have not arrived yet. But I saw over at Charles&Keith that there's a few knockoffs on sale! I also saw a lady carrying the C&K basket weave pattern and I was like OMG!The 'fakes' have arrived before the real ones!!
Hi slip, i m fr singapore.
should catch up ya? jus saw this post, i was at DFS yesterday. i will check out Quintessential soon. Saw many of their stuff in local mags. The RM MA bag i spotted last week was a white n brown (??) basket weave, thought this brand is too new to have fakes here. heheHi, are you from Singapore too? Well, it's Quintessential at Pacific Plaza 2nd level. You'll see it when you take the escalator up. I've not received any calls from the owner so I reckon the stocks have not arrived yet. But I saw over at Charles&Keith that there's a few knockoffs on sale! I also saw a lady carrying the C&K basket weave pattern and I was like OMG!
hi slip,
i went to Quintessential 2 days ago but didn't see any RM bags. pls keep me posted if they contact u ya?
i work in the mall, and here in phoenix i see mostly db and coach, and ill see once in awhile older ladies with burberry. I see a few of the other brands mixed in like lv(i never know if they are real or fake haha), prada, and gucci(saw a cute one a few days ago!!). There are quite a few european ladies that come to the mall and they usually have the higher end bags...
now its gonna be harder to spot them .
Here in Denmark the designer bags are mostly Louis Vuitton (some real, but unfortunately loads of fakes too), Gucci, Mulberry, but also a few Marc Jacobs, Marc by MJ (just got our first boutique here, yay), Balenciaga, Chloé, Prada, Miu Miu etc.
Most younger people wear highstreet bags - a really popular brand is Friis & co, but unfortunately most of their bags are very "designer-inspired" (as in copies of designer brands with a twist) and often made of plastic
Adax leather bags are fairly popular too - often with the 40+ women.
Washington D.C. (again) I saw a TON of Kooba bags today - like almost every other woman had one. Weird.
Washington (not D.C.) in Pacific Northwest, it's Coach, maybe about 75% market share.
In Oregon, it seems to be Coach too, some seemingly unbranded hobos, and some Tokidoki for Lesportsac.
In Oregon, it seems to be Coach too, some seemingly unbranded hobos, and some Tokidoki for Lesportsac.
In Thailand, it depends on the trend. Definitely, Lv would be the basic. It's always popular and, I believe, it will be forever. Most other brands are popular as well. But which brand is more popular would depend on the trend during a period of time. For example, throughout past two years, Balenciaga has extremely been popular (of course other than LV), while Gucci has not. However,now, everyone wants to own at least one of a Chanel classic bag. Well, I might be wrong, since in different social groups, trend could be different, though.